A Checklist To Buying Yourself A Gel Blaster Gun

A gel blaster resembles a toy pistol and fires gel balls made mainly of water. It's a hybrid between a paintball pistol and an airsoft gun. The toy gun is very common, and it is frequently given as a gift to doe-eyed children. If you're having a backyard water gun battle or giving one to your nephew, you'll want to make sure you have the best gel blaster available, as well as a protection kit to go with it.

But, before you go to the local gel blaster shop, here's a rundown of all you'll need to make your game time a blast!

Your Ammo

Although your ammunition will appear to be a low-cost item, the type of gel ball you obtain is critical to blaster efficiency. Check your gel blaster's firing speed before proceeding further.

If you're shooting at speeds higher than 280 fps, we suggest using extreme gel balls.

Batteries

Batteries are the second item you'll need to purchase from a gel blaster shop. To last the longest in the game, you'll need the right kind of battery. In general, there are two types of batteries: 7.4v and 11.1v. 

You'll get around 1.5 hours of gameplay with at least 2-3 7.4 volt batteries and one B3 type charger. If your blaster, has a complete nylon internal gearbox, you can easily upgrade to the 11.1 v batteries.

Eye protection Gear

You wouldn't want a fast-firing gel ball to hit your eye or face, would you?

That's why it's time to get some eye protection that complies with Australian safety regulations. See what works best for you- Safety goggles, complete face masks, face guards, and even helmets.

Gel Blaster Guns

Make sure you know what kind of toy gun you want before you go to the gel blaster shop.

You can select a blaster in the form of a handgun, machine gun, automatic pistol, sniper rifle, or bb gun. You can always go with a simple gel blaster gun, but if you want to upgrade, Co2 powered guns and nylon internal gearbox gel blasters like the Ump 45 gel blaster are great options.